PGM-FI & IG2 Relays
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PGM-FI & IG2 Relays
Typical story w/ me. Dedicated race car, AEM, etc.
Taking out the rest of the unused wire harness. Do I need these to relays? Helm's isn't much help about exactly what they do.
TIA,
-Ry
Taking out the rest of the unused wire harness. Do I need these to relays? Helm's isn't much help about exactly what they do.
TIA,
-Ry
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k, thank you.
I love the power steering wiring. Large gauge cable that goes from the battery on the right to the fuse box on the left then back to the ps "control" box on the left thats ~6" from the battery
I had removed most of the interior wire harness before, but am doing the stuff in the engine bay now. (Not touching engine harness)
-Ry
I love the power steering wiring. Large gauge cable that goes from the battery on the right to the fuse box on the left then back to the ps "control" box on the left thats ~6" from the battery
I had removed most of the interior wire harness before, but am doing the stuff in the engine bay now. (Not touching engine harness)
-Ry
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Originally Posted by krazik,Feb 9 2007, 11:19 PM
k, thank you.
I love the power steering wiring. Large gauge cable that goes from the battery on the right to the fuse box on the left then back to the ps "control" box on the left thats ~6" from the battery
I had removed most of the interior wire harness before, but am doing the stuff in the engine bay now. (Not touching engine harness)
-Ry
I love the power steering wiring. Large gauge cable that goes from the battery on the right to the fuse box on the left then back to the ps "control" box on the left thats ~6" from the battery
I had removed most of the interior wire harness before, but am doing the stuff in the engine bay now. (Not touching engine harness)
-Ry
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it will be fused still. just with ~4' less wire. I'll put an inline fuse in.
As for "cheaper" honda could have just put the fuse in the main underhood fuse box instead of the aux one. Tho I suspect they did it this way to save $ or to make the car compatible with RH & LHD cars.
As for "cheaper" honda could have just put the fuse in the main underhood fuse box instead of the aux one. Tho I suspect they did it this way to save $ or to make the car compatible with RH & LHD cars.
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